I need to customize the buttons' labels on MessageBox MB_YESNOCANCEL. E.g. instead of 'Cancel' I need to have 'Resign' label. Does anybody know how it can be done?
This cannot be done without writing a custom plugin...
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If this is possible, can you show some code example? Thanks in advance.
ObjectListView is just a nice wrapper around the ListCtrl. To my knowledge, the ListCtrl does not support the embedding of other widgets. You could create a popup dialog when double-clicking a cell and do it that way. Otherwise, you would have to use the UltimateListCtrl. That widget DOES allow widget embedding because it's a custom widget rather than a native one.
I am trying to implement an auto-suggest feature in an win32 combobox (C++). I want to achieve a behaviour that is similar to the google auto suggest function. When the user types something into the edit-control of the combobox, its listbox opens and shows all possible matches. The Problem is the default behaviour of a win32 combobox is to always select the closest match and put the complete text (selected) into the edit control when the list is opened. I need to avoid this behaviour. The list should just open - dont select something and dont change the text in the edit-control!
I have tried to subclass the combobox and catch the CBN_DROPDOWN message, but this changes nothing on the default behavior.
Does anyone have a further idea? I dont want the auto-complete feature that just completes the text in the edit-control without opening the list.
Thx in advance
Greets, Michael
Right now I am displaying the result in QTextBrowser. Results will be something like /home/User/, /media/Arena/ etc i.e path to different folders. Now I want to open the folder in a window by clicking on this result which is displayed in QTextBrowser. But I have no ideas how to do that. So can anyone let me know how to do it.
Thanx in advance.
P.S. I am using QtCreator & see the image http://i53.tinypic.com/qyxp1s.png.
can you insert html rather than plain text into the QTextBrowser widget? then you can use a URL to describe the paths.
BasementCat's right. You can use setHtml QTextBrowser's method to set HTML into the widget. You'll then probably need to call setOpenLinks(false) to disable default behavior and connect custom slot to widget's anchorClicked(QUrl const&) signal to handle links.
So basically, I have a Tab Control (WC_TABCONTROL) and I want to place all of the controls that go with a single tab page on a single window (control, if you will, or panel). I want to create something like the panel in wxWidgets, so that when I call ShowWindow(panel, SW_HIDE), I can hide the panel and all controls inside it. I hope you understand. Thanks, Grant.
I think what you want is a borderless, captionless dialogbox. I've used that very thing with tab-controls. Show and hide them on the tab control click events.
Actually some tab-controls will use the caption of the dialogbox in their own caption. YMMV.
Here's an old-school example. It shows all the basics.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760551%28VS.85%29.aspx
HTH
Can anyone explain how to add dropdown arrows to CMFCToolBar toolbar buttons - like for undo/redo buttons. We had this with CToolBar by using the TBSTYLE_EX_DRAWDDARROWS style and TBN_DROPDOWN notification. This doesn't seem to work with CMFCToolBar. These dropdown arrows i believe are added to the VisualStudioDemo MFC feature pack demo but i can not figure out how.
In the VisualStudioDemo sample, in CMainFrame::OnToolbarReset they replace the Undo button of the toolbar with a custom class called CUndoButton, like this:
m_wndToolBar.ReplaceButton(ID_EDIT_UNDO, CUndoButton(ID_EDIT_UNDO, _T("&Undo")));
CUndoButton is declared in file "UndoBar.h" of the sample project, so you can use it or change it however you like.